Haplotype frequency inference from pooled genetic data with a latent multinomial model
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In genetic studies, haplotype data provide more refined information than data about separate genetic markers. However, large-scale studies that genotype hundreds to thousands of individuals may only provide results of pooled data, where only the total allele counts of each marker in each pool are reported. Methods for inferring haplotype frequencies from pooled genetic data that scale well with pool size rely on a normal approximation, which we observe to produce unreliable inference when applied to real data. We illustrate cases where the approximation breaks down, due to the normal covariance matrix being near-singular. As an alternative to approximate methods, in this paper we propose exact methods to infer haplotype frequencies from pooled genetic data based on a latent multinomial model, where the observed allele counts are considered integer combinations of latent, unobserved haplotype counts. One of our methods, latent count sampling via Markov bases, achieves approximately linear runtime with respect to pool size. Our exact methods produce more accurate inference over existing approximate methods for synthetic data and for data based on haplotype information from the 1000 Genomes Project. We also demonstrate how our methods can be applied to time-series of pooled genetic data, as a proof of concept of how our methods are relevant to more complex hierarchical settings, such as spatiotemporal models.